Okay, so what's the password for the In The Name of God quest? Tried searching the thread but it's nothing but smug assholes saying "just hack it with a completely different character build." Is the code randomly generated or something? I also can't seem to see any clues which seem to exist in other quests (incidentally, being able to investigate the dude's empty house would be a good place to put them).
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Any female NPC can get pregnant in 0.8.3 and you can have as many children as you want (up to the NPC cap).
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The clue can be found at Town Hall's records after starting the quest.
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Well, cause i asked before but i didn't get a cleary answer, i'll make my question a little more specific.
I noticed that the designed slave to sell in Task III hunt research mission is Aria, but for my bad luck, she is not Virgin any more.
So, i tried to find a new slave in the market with the best potential to be trained and sell to this mission.
But the problem wasn't only the Intelligence (that i mentioned in a previus post).
I noticed that, cause her body frame is very petite, she can't get more than 60 strength (unless from a random event) and more than 90 stamina (i need 75 strength and 110 stamina).
So, i tried to make her fat by feeding her every day up to the max but i noticed that the body Frame doesn't actually change.
So, what is the solution you can give me to complete Task III hunting research mission?
(Don't tell me to find a new slave, cause it was really hard to find a slave in this caliber already)
I noticed that the designed slave to sell in Task III hunt research mission is Aria, but for my bad luck, she is not Virgin any more.
So, i tried to find a new slave in the market with the best potential to be trained and sell to this mission.
But the problem wasn't only the Intelligence (that i mentioned in a previus post).
I noticed that, cause her body frame is very petite, she can't get more than 60 strength (unless from a random event) and more than 90 stamina (i need 75 strength and 110 stamina).
So, i tried to make her fat by feeding her every day up to the max but i noticed that the body Frame doesn't actually change.
So, what is the solution you can give me to complete Task III hunting research mission?
(Don't tell me to find a new slave, cause it was really hard to find a slave in this caliber already)
Other than massive save scumming to get a new slave, the other solution I imagine can be considered "gamey" and is to edit the "body" value of the slave in the save editor. If your slave is very petite her "body" should be 1, you need to put that on "3" if you want a normal body, like Aria. You can roleplay that by having her gain weight up until i dont know, 60 Kgs and AFTER that, changing the body type I guess.
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This post actually inspired me to create a weight<body type checker script for 0.8.3.
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Damn near obese. BMI 29.9. "Normal" would be under 25. It's all well that they can only go up one level, but 169lbs at 5'3" being normal is quite the suspension of disbelief, unless you live in Houston, TX.
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Calling a BMI 29 girl Normal is at least better than calling her Petite.
Besides, the inventory investigation screen will definitely say she's obese.
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Fair enough, I guess. As long it says it somewhere.Calling a BMI 29 girl Normal is at least better than calling her Petite.
Besides, the inventory investigation screen will definitely say she's obese.
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There are two.
First open the browser console and then type SugarCube.State.active.variables. followed by the variable you want to change and the number toward it.
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Thanks mate, i fixed it. But i really nearly lost the meaning of the game now that i know it is possible to change everything there, from my NPC's/slave's stats up to my cash, etc.
I'll try to "forget" about this site now and not use it again
Lol, to me 29 BMI is obese.Calling a BMI 29 girl Normal is at least better than calling her Petite.
Besides, the inventory investigation screen will definitely say she's obese.
Even if we set aside the unreliability of BMI as a means of assessing your health or even how fat you are, 29 is 'merely' overweight, one becomes obese with a BMI of 30+
The ranges are Underweight >18.5, Normal Weight 18.5 - 24.9, Overweight 25-29.9 and as said earlier obese which is 30+
If we are going to use these sort of measures we may as well use them right. Now how this directly corelates into gamescales or how, if at all, it should be implemented in gameplay is another question entirely but we might as well make sure everyone is clear on what BMI measures actually are first.
The ranges are Underweight >18.5, Normal Weight 18.5 - 24.9, Overweight 25-29.9 and as said earlier obese which is 30+
If we are going to use these sort of measures we may as well use them right. Now how this directly corelates into gamescales or how, if at all, it should be implemented in gameplay is another question entirely but we might as well make sure everyone is clear on what BMI measures actually are first.
I'm not disputing the thresholds you're proposing, but weight is more of a sliding scale than the sort of well defined tiers you're listing. If gaining 1 pound moves you from 29.9 BMI to 30 BMI, you didn't suddenly go from slightly overweight to obese. Part of it depends on genetics, height, etc as well. To me a better measure is whether they have visible abs, how well defined they are, and if not, how much weight they would need to lose to have visible abs. That kind of takes height and musculature out of the picture. So a girl who's a gym rat and is muscular (for a girl) could have significantly higher BMI than a girl who does not work out at all and still look slimmer. Same for guys.
Musculature is kind of a separate metric. You could take a marathon runner and a football player or body builder with the same body fat percentage (not BMI) and they would have wildly different physiques.
It's a blessing that there are folks who know what precisely is right in different postapocalyptic times, on different planet.
Where people are dying from hunger - as the poorest ones are mentioned to do in and around Ikaanos - it just might not matter too much what their BMI happens to be classified along our current versatile Earth-standards.
Odd as it may appear, I'd let the Dev dictate what is considered underweight, normal or overweight and so on when it concerns his game and circumstances there.
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Also differs in races too. Like asians having a bmi of 25 can be considered obese.
I would LOVE to have a possibility to build my own whorehouse in game.
1. to be able to move slaves in there to free up household slots
2. to get additional management aspect to the game: building (facilities like rooms, vip spaces, baths, gloryholes etc.), pricing (patrons segmentation), faction/devotion customer loyalty program, maybe some quests connected.
3. some level of interaction (like the ability to monitor what happens inside facilities / participate)
1. to be able to move slaves in there to free up household slots
2. to get additional management aspect to the game: building (facilities like rooms, vip spaces, baths, gloryholes etc.), pricing (patrons segmentation), faction/devotion customer loyalty program, maybe some quests connected.
3. some level of interaction (like the ability to monitor what happens inside facilities / participate)
I appreciate the sarcasm champ but as I genuinely outline in my original post I am not trying to outline what the Dev should be doing. I just saw people talking about BMI measures using the wrong terminology and so tried to make it clear what BMI measures actually are.It's a blessing that there are folks who know what precisely is right in different postapocalyptic times, on different planet.
Where people are dying from hunger - as the poorest ones are mentioned to do in and around Ikaanos - it just might not matter too much what their BMI happens to be classified along our current versatile Earth-standards.
Odd as it may appear, I'd let the Dev dictate what is considered underweight, normal or overweight and so on when it concerns his game and circumstances there.
I genuinely think the Dev should NOT be using BMI as a representation of the weight system and they should stick to their current vague bodytype model rather than adopt BMI. BMI is medically only a sound system when used on the group its sample size was originally drawn from, namely men of European background and this lack of universality makes it an awkward at best system, even ignoring its other limitations regarding things like not taking into account muscle mass.
The quote you posted just reinforced the irrelevancy of BMI in the context of the the game and the girls weights as far as I can tell so I am not sure what you want me to address there.
So, yeah. I appreciate you taking the time to 'correct' me. But you are arguing against a position I never held in the first place. I was just concerned with the BMI terminology being used inaccurately in thread and in the context of the discussions in thread.
To clarify, these aren't thresholds I am proposing, they are genuinely are what the traditional BMI measures are, not accounting for region specific adaptions made later on as people tried to universalise the concept outward beyond the scope of its initial proposal and yes, if you were to go from a BMI of 29.9 to 30 you would suddenly go from being overweight to obese in terms of BMI as those genuinely are the thresholds that define those terms. As my reply to tsap has hopefully made clear, I am not advocating for BMI to be used as the system in game, for exactly the reasons you are describing here. Like you said, a woman who is incredibly muscular would be considered obese if we use BMI as the system and I do consider this a problem. My initial post was just to correct misconceptions as to what BMI is, apologies if this caused any kind of confusion on your part.
If I am understanding correctly then in reality we are already in agreement that BMI is a deeply flawed system in terms of conveying information about the characters and other systems would be better.